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FREE: Resilience, Respectability, Restriction, and Black Joy: Exploring Themes from It’s Always Been Ours with Jessica Wilson, MS, RD and Ifasina Clear, CLC

FREE: Resilience, Respectability, Restriction, and Black Joy: Exploring Themes from It’s Always Been Ours with Jessica Wilson, MS, RD and Ifasina Clear, CLC

by Weight-Inclusive Dietitians in Canada | Feb 2, 2023

TranscriptDownload Here is the full text of Muriel’s comment, and the actual translation: “C’est tellement vrai ce que ses femmes merveilleuses disent : à propos de la respectabilité (assure notre survie dans les milieux professionnels, et de santé 🙁...
FREE: An Interview on Eating Disorder Harm Reduction with Gloria Lucas of Nalgona Positivity Pride

FREE: An Interview on Eating Disorder Harm Reduction with Gloria Lucas of Nalgona Positivity Pride

by Weight-Inclusive Dietitians in Canada | Nov 30, 2022

Transcript (PDF)Download Sign up for Gloria’s newsletter to get the news about her Eating Disorder Harm Reduction course in the new year (a pop-up should open with a sign-up form) Learn more and register for the 10 Days of Eating Disorder Harm Reduction email...
FREE: How to Support Fat Clients with Body Image Concerns

FREE: How to Support Fat Clients with Body Image Concerns

by Weight-Inclusive Dietitians in Canada | Mar 8, 2022

Note from Vincci: I want to acknowledge and apologize for my insensitivity in stating that I was making a “quick” land acknowledgement at the start of the presentation. It was not appropriate for me to imply that the land acknowledgement was unimportant....
FREE: Fatphobia in Public Health and Dietetics: What Dietitians Need to Know

FREE: Fatphobia in Public Health and Dietetics: What Dietitians Need to Know

by Weight-Inclusive Dietitians in Canada | Oct 27, 2021

Slides (PDF)Download Transcript (PDF)Download Other resources discussed during presentation: Fit to be Citizens by Natalie MolinaBelly of the Beast by Da’Shaun L. HarrisonWorking toward eradicating weight stigma by combating pathologization: A...
FREE: Panel Discussion on Pursuing a Counselling Degree as a Dietitian

FREE: Panel Discussion on Pursuing a Counselling Degree as a Dietitian

by Weight-Inclusive Dietitians in Canada | Nov 23, 2020

Transcript (PDF)Download Dietitians Jessica Begg, Angela Birnie, Karen Trainoff and Jillian Walsh share their motivations and experiences in pursuing a counselling degree while working as a dietitian in this panel discussion moderated by Laura Creek...

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Weight-Inclusive Dietitians in Canada acknowledges that its members live and work on the traditional homelands of a number of Indigenous peoples. Our headquarters are based on Treaty 7 Territory, which are the traditional homelands of the Niitsitapi/Blackfoot Confederacy (specifically the Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai First Nations), the Tsuut'ina, and the Iyahe Nakoda (consisting of the Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Wesley First Nations). This area is also home to the Metis Nation of Alberta, Region III.

As dietitians in what is now known as Canada, we acknowledge that the nutrition field contributed to harms perpetrated in the residential schooling system and that we as a profession continue to cause harm overtly and covertly today. We share this land acknowledgement as a way to show our commitment toward mitigating this harm as much as we can through learning Indigenous history and values, unlearning racist and colonialist beliefs and practices, collaborating with Indigenous peoples, and advocating for Truth and Reconciliation.